Mill Spring Christmas
Program Thursday Night
A motion picture film, “Joy to
the World” will be a feature of
the Christmas program at the
Mill Spring Baptist Chtirch, on
Thursday night at 6. The Rev.
Mr. Martin, pastor of the church,
invites everyone to attend. Santa
Claus will be there for the young
folks and the congregation will
join in singing Christmas hymns.
Farmers Federation Declares
41st Semi-Annual Dividend
“The 41st semi-annual dividend
to common and preferred stock
holders of record Dec. 20 has been
declared iby the Farmers Federa
tion Executive Committee and will
be payable Jan. 1,” James »G. K.
McClure, Federation President, an
nounced today.
McClure also stated that the
total sales during the first five
months of the new fiscal year
amounted to $3,043,500 an increase
of $351,000 over sales made dur
ing the same period last year.
Common stockholders will re
ceive their dividends at the or
ganization’s 24 warehouses while
nreferred stockholders will receive
their dividends through the mail.
Mrs. Harold Schlueter (Betty
Reed) of Darrington, 111., has re
turned after visiting her mother,
Mrs. Clare Osborne Reed.
Mrs. J. D. Waldrop of Tryon was
admitted as a patient to St. Luke’s
Hospital. Miss Veronica Gibbs of
Route No. 1, Tryon was discharged.
Landrum College Students
Landrum College stiwlents re
ported home for the Ways in
clude from Winthrop, Misses Mary
Jean Christopher and Rachel Cal
vert; from Queens, Miss Evelyn
Earl Calvert; from Florida State,
Ed Andrews; from Furman, Bobby
Lee, Julian Staggs, Garrison Dur
ham and Miss Martha Durham;
Clemson, Bob Smith and Joseph
Lee.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude 0. Smith
and son, Bob, attended the Wood
men Field Men’s banquet at Co
lumbia, S. C., Tuesday.
The average American eats 94
pounds (of potatoes each year.
A MERRY CHRISTMAS
I would like to take this oppor
tunity to offer my sincerest best
wishes for a Joyous Yuletide Sea
son and Happy, Healthful New
Year to all my friends and former
customers of Tryon and there
abouts.
It whs indeed a pleasure to
have been able to serve them in
the past two years in the Ed
ward’s Shoppe. May we soon meet
again. - *
EDWARD MOTTSMAN
Season's Greetings
STONY KNOLL LIBRARY
MILL SPRING, N. C.
A MERRY CHRISTMAS
To All Our Friends and Best Wishes
for the New Year..
ANNE’S BEAUTY SHOP